Best Places Of Biodanza In Berlin Near Me

Pauline Vogel: Eleonora creates a space for joy, connection and all the feelings that are currently present. Dancing with her and being guided by her is a pleasure and makes you very happy!

Lise Ajal: Dancing Biodanza guided by Eleonara is wonderful! She brings a positive and powerful energy and radiates peace and love.

Laura: A wonderfully kept space to get in touch with yourself and others in dance. Feel grateful and blessed for so many gifts :)

Berndt Prommer: Always a pleasure to dance life full of liveliness and creativity.

Kätusch: Once Biodanza, always Biodanza. Jan enables beautiful and mindful dance experiences. In a protected space you can experience all facets of your own expression in dance and activate a wide range of emotions. How often have I started a Biodanza lesson tired and unmotivated and two hours later I felt inspired. A deep connection is created in Biodanza: to oneself and to the community of dancers. Biodanza touches, moves, invigorates...

Dimitris Kostidis: Great theater with amazing acoustics. It is amphitheatric so don t bother having a good seat. You can enjoy the show wherever your seat is. I saw a very nice musical called The One and all the dresses were made from Jean Paul Gaultier. Another must place to visit while you are in Berlin. Recommended!

Reiner Spazz: Costumes, lighting effects, artists, dancers, acrobatic shows, the show was great at night. I didn't know how the time passed. Even the attendants at the door were very respectful. Thank you from the heart. I really liked the Vivid Grand Show. Be sure to buy your ticket before you come to Berlin. It's been a great show. I watched it from the 4th row 3rd seat. Although the viewing angle is a bit limited, it was more than worth the 20 Euro price I paid. A much wider viewing angle is possible from the opposite side. I recommend you to choose your seat from the 6th row or later to avoid neck pain. You can leave your coat and bag of a certain size in the cloakroom free of charge. All in all, it was an excellent visual show. Definitely recommend to go.

Eliane Camus: Building : The building itself is perfect for shows, the shape offers an excellent visibility on the stage from everywhere. I was on the last rows but i could enjoy the stage normally. Compared with most french and London theatres, seats are pretty large and comfy, have more room for the legs than what i am usually used to. Ticket collection is outdoor, you first have to queue at the box office on the right of the palast outside, then queue again to enter the theatre. Show seen “ARISE”: Had a pleasant and entertaining night, what I appreciated the most are the acrobatics, the costumes and the scenery. The acrobatics were impressive (the athletes were better than Cirque du Soleil), they managed to create a setting with water which left everybody amazed (front rows were splashed 😂). Only downside is half the dialogues are german, half english. As a foreigner, couldn’t understand half the conversations (same for germans who don’t understand english…). Why don’t they display English subtitles on the scene and leave all conversations in german (while leaving the songs 50% German/50% English though)?

Kelvin Chua: Show watched: ARise Show time: 65min/25min interval/ 65min Language Show is in a mix of English and German. But that doesn’t really matter because the acts and visual spectacle can better translate the whole story, feel and emotions. Dance Choreography is seamless and fantastic with only mere moments of transition giving u barely enough time to comprehend until the applauses reacts. From cabaret style to pop and aerial ballet, it was a fusion of both art and form. Music From rapping to Maksim like crossovers with dashes of solo and strings akin to that of Vivaldi, it was the perfect ensemble. All music are performed live and performers shown at spots and locations around the stage. Stage The smart use of levelling for performers, lights and depth of field with a central rotating stage was something I haven’t seen since David copper field magic acts. Stage technology used here have accentuated the story telling element regardless where u r seated. Performers This show celebrates diversity in all forms. From LGBT to soloist of different Colours, the director has truly incorporated what it means for us to be in an inclusive world. Storyline (based on my own interpretation as I do not understand German) The pratogonist is a photographer. Struggling with the loss of what to shoot, he consulted with Time to find back his inspiration. Time brought him back with his Muse, calls him to revisit his past works to induce inception. With the help of light, he found back his muse. The review. A must watch if anyone is in Berlin. Do remember to book tickets waaay in advance as it’s almost full every single day. Being a fervent theatre/play/musical/orchestral goer, this show truly transcends my expectations. The music is original and fits the story telling from intro to climax, the theatre costumes details is fine and does lose to broadway types plays. Ticket prices are way cheaper if u compare it to actual full fledge plays/musicals. I don’t usually recommend front row seats as they are exorbitantly priced and not worth the experience. This show however, I totally recommend it.

Marylaine Dujunco: We watched the Arise. Highly recommended. Place is easy to locate and great interior. Program started on time. My only issues are: 1. Seats are not slanted so I was not really able to have a good view because the person in front of me was tall and had bulky hair. 2. Chairs are super not comfortable. Cushion is lacking. Had a back pain. Otherwise amazing lights and sounds and acrobatics. Amazing

Ken: Lovely art nouveau theatre with a grand lobby area and comfortable seating. Box office is on the right side of the building, so don't wait at the main front doors if you're picking up tickets.

Geektor Joystick Junky: Thanks to the amphitheatric design of the theater you can enjoy every show regardless of your positioning. I watched Arise and it was an incredible performance of both artists and dancers. The stage is a highlight for itself changing during the whole performance including suddenly appearing water fountains or pyro-show. The inside of the building looks far more breathtaking than the outside.

Amit Verma: Very good Show. I was spectacle if it's kids friendly or not. But its entirely kids friendly. It's pure entertainment rather than exposed dance at other places / countries. Many type of acts, beautiful stage presence and light effects, excellent orchestra. Loved every bit of it.

Gianna Natacha: Friedrichstadt-Palast, also abbreviated as Palast Berlin, is a revue in Berlin's Mitte district. The term Friedrichstadt-Palast defines both the building itself and the revue theater as one body with its ensemble.

Lise Ajal: Thank you for this space, which is filled with your fire of life, creativity and sensitivity! It's contagious and makes dancing wonderful, guided by Giovanna!

Pauline Vogel: Giovanna radiates pure joie de vivre! Dancing with her makes you happy and she manages to create a space in which all emotions are allowed

Berndt Prommer: Always a pleasure to celebrate life to the rhythm of the music and competent guidance. Bravo! Keep it up!

Rosmery: Biodanza is an experience! Without any expectations, I discover new things every time and have often received answers to inner questions or new "aha moments". I always leave the session completely satisfied and I'm always happy to be there again. Especially on days with little motivation, it's always a gift. It is not a great joy to meet so many different people (20 - over 70 years old) through Biodanza, but it is very touching and I learn so much about myself through the others. Thank you Giovanna for your sensitivity, energy and your great instructions. It's always a pleasure for me!

Laura: A wonderfully kept space to get in touch with yourself and others in dance.

Niko Maric: Iconic gate to photograph. Come for pictures and enjoy the specular art. It's not too far and a nice walk from other nearby attractions. There were also people blowing bubbles in the air to help you make your photos look beautiful.

Eric Jacobson: The history is powerful and deep surrounding this iconic gate. Berlin: the story of a city is a great read for preparing to go and see the city of historic power. The square near the gate holds the American embassy, a star bucks, and a bunch of pickpockets, hustlers, and street performers working for a euro. The iconic buildings in the area have value in learning about prior to arrival too.

Mujtaba Mehdi: I had an amazing time here, beautiful views and serene vicinity. If you are a photographer then you are going to have a time of your life. The best time to visit is around evenings and the area is super busy because of tourists. But still worth the hype, see the pictures 📸 for that

Urooshiha Imtiaz: One of the most beautiful experiences in Berlin. It is a great pathway for an evening walk. Amazing lights and so strong architecture with alot of people around. A great place to make professional photoshoots. So, if you are coming by do t forget to bring your cameras and gear to capture the best out of the place. Come with your family and friends. Enjoy! There is no entry ticket. You can enjoy scooters, bikes and walks.

Ved Garbha: The world famous Brandenburg gate, living in Berlin I have visited this place on multiple occasion and it has always been a great experience. Be there t for a late night stroll or to see tulips bloom in April to celebration new year here. This magnificent gate symbolises the unity of east and West Berlin and a must visit if you are coming to Berlin.

Osariemen Osazemwinde (Your Walking Map): omg! The sight of this place was so beautiful. It’s worth every minute spent. It has shopping outlets too. My phone got frozen here so I couldn’t take as much photos. Berlin was -8 on this day 😂.

George Kiritsis: One of the most iconic places in Europe. Lots of history around of it and at the centre of Berlin. You can take very good pictures there and feel the vibe to go from East Berlin to the West.

Joey R: Amazing attraction in Berlin. We were fortunate enough to see it while the sun was setting which made it look even better. Note to others, make sure you take pictures from the correct side of the gate :D We saw others taking pictures from the other end.

Lalit Choudhary: Iconic and magnificent structure. You can’t miss this when in Berlin. Full of tourists any time of the day. It symbolises the Berlin’s cold war division into east and west. This is the only surviving gate of many neoclassical gates built in 18th century. Easily accessible from any part of Berlin by S+U trains. Worth visiting and strongly recommended.

Tadas V: Comfy seats. Good acoustics. Nice crowd. You can leave your stuff for free. Intermission lines are quite long so hurry up:) Opens 1h before.

Zoltan Lukac: Truly a world class, one of a kind Concert Hall or rather Philharmonic Hall. Impressive architecture, impeccably designed acoustics and well thought of seatings for thousands. Accordingly, the Maestro conductor and members of the Orchestra tend to be world class as well. We saw maestro Daniel Barenboim conducting what may be one of his last concerts, with a colossal orchestra of over 65 amazing musicians!

Tatiana Gangina: Modern and beautiful concert hall. There are a big choice of different musical concerts here. You can also can come for free on Wednesday at 13 to the lunch concerts. I love them!

Tymon Radwański: This is pure joy. Wednesday is a little holiday of music and discovering the new. I love the atmosphere, and being a strange to philharmonic music I feel there very welcome and very nice.

Andrés Suárez: outstanding concert hall great acoustics comfortable modern well lit attentive service but has bottlenecks when leaving

Eli Hafif Chen: Fantastic experience. We went for The Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 35 by Tchaikovsky with Lisa batiashvili as 🎻. It was an amazing night, it was to celebrate the new year’s of 2017 and it was mesmerising. The building itself is also very interesting and you can not admire this amazing place, the sheer grandness and acoustics is second to none. Thank you all so much for a wonderful evening to remember.

Celso Romero: The Berlin Philharmonic (German: Berliner Philharmoniker) is a German orchestra based in Berlin. It is one of the most popular, acclaimed and well-respected orchestras in the world! Unmissable! 👏👏👏👏👏

Farzad: you want to see best quality orchestras in a beautiful hall with great acoustic ? then you should go here.

Tristan Myfanwy: Fantastic concert hall Had the most amazing night conducted by the one and only …Daniel Harding One thing … don’t serve your champagne warm please again !

Dhiraj Kuwar (DK): Alexanderplatz ! Shopping Destination with 100 Brand Shops and food Chain with full Crowd than other part of City. Also Good for Window Shopping 😀I visit twice to find some stuff but unfortunately can’t find.Over all good 👍 place to visit

Lewis Raimond: Alexanderplatz (Alexander square) is a square and transport hub in central Berlin. The square is in the Mitte district and near the river Spree and Berlin Cathedral. Historical buildings are very well preserved, I recommend everyone who comes to Berlin to see this place.

Saadoon Alwan: Alexanderplatz in Berlin is a lively and wonderful place ❤️ Everything is close and available ☕🥐🥖🚍 Cafes, restaurants, tourist buses and all transportation from taxi, metro and collective bus 🇩🇪 also there are hotels, restaurants and bakeries here 🙈 Good result To search for a tourist place and a lively place ✔️🚴

Karlee Smit: It is a place that has an incredible visuality with its magnificent architecture. I think it is a fascinating tower that should definitely be visited, never regretted.

Siobhan mcloughlin: Bit of a market and beer garden there. Lots of shops if you enjoy shopping but I think there are nicer parts of the city to stay.

Mohammed Omair: The place is good for public attraction and you can expect an awesome night life as well. Connectivity is great. The only problem which I faced is of hygiene.

Alon Shnayderman: Perfect view. We bought tickets in advance - saves the line, no need to deposite the bags. A great way to learn and see about the city and places we are visiting. Recommend to do it at your first day.

Stephane R: It is the center of Berlin. When we were there l, they had a lovely Christmas market.The plaster is easily accessible by train through Alexander Platz station. There’s plenty of shop for all your need and a lot of attractions nearby

Rammoghen Nandakumar: A very lively place to spend time. Being a first time visiter, The vibe in this centre was pretty intense. The place have all connection possible public city transport (S, U, Tram and Bus). Being a Tourist like me you can start your trip from here and a walk will take you to most of the important places.The Alexa mall is also very close and you is also a good stop for the shoppers. There are plenty of eatries here for a quick bite.

Aman Jain: Beautiful Historic architecture. A must visit place for people who love photography, and silence. The Park which is just in front (or behind) the Palace is so beautiful. There are a lot many seats to sit, and during Spring the Park is full of colourful flowers. The place is really nice, and worth visiting. Keep in mind, the Palace is quite far from the S Bahn, a bus needs to be taken to reach the Palace.

Sue: Brilliant audio tour around countless rooms, most of which are furnished. We spent many hours here so great value for money! Photography not allowed in many of the rooms in the main Palace but more relaxed in exhibitions and other areas. We bought tickets that included entry to 3 separate areas including old and new Palace and pavilion. Entry to the garden is free.

Joel Shapiro: Beautiful palace easily accessible from the center of Berlin. Somewhat “typical” palace design so if you have been to others, you might be able to skip the interior tour and just enjoy the gardens, which are free. The audio guide is decent and certainly enhances the tour although it’s not as engaging as some. We spent about 2 hours here on a Saturday morning and it wasn’t very busy.

Oliwia Potocka: Be careful because you will need a couple of hours to see everything! The palace has really breathtaking elements however I visited for 2 hours and it was NOT enough. I had to make a fast paced walk to finish the old and the new wing but it was worth it.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Bianca W: Beautiful, expansive palace with an astonishing garden! The gardens are free to visit, but the palace is definitely worth the ticket price. Rooms are well presented and the audio tour offers great information. Stunning collections of ceramics and really pompous rooms, definitely worth seeing.

S: Beautiful to explore around knowing the history , a nice garden and water fountain at the back, if you walk through garden you will see the river on the right and lake on the left side, good to relax in such natural place. Also the royal mausoleum is near to the lake, tickets 3Euro for entry for adults.

Venula Tharusha: Charlottenburg Palace is actually a large garden open to the public. The area inside is very large, but in addition to visiting the garden, the Charlottenburg Palace block outside is also very worth visiting. First of all, although this block is close to the palace, there is no Generally, the popular tourist attractions are noisy, very quiet, the whole block is lined with trees, and the houses on both sides are very characteristic of European houses. It is very comfortable to stroll through, and it is a pleasure to walk in the afternoon sun. Palace is a beautiful palace in the center of Berlin. Like many European palaces, it is divided into two parts: palace and garden. You need to buy tickets to enter the palace, but you don’t need to visit the garden. The garden is relatively large and has a typical geometric design. Composed of lawns, woods, ponds, etc., it is a very comfortable place and a good place for Berliners to take a leisurely stroll.

Science's Bedroom: The Palace-turned Museum is simply aesthetic to look at. Even though it was almost completely destroyed during the Second World War, it has been restored magnificently. The rooms have been preserved and/or restored fabulously. Would certainly recommend taking the overall Schloss Ticket which costs around 13,00€ (saves money). A certain "must-see" location in Berlin!

Tajammal Ilyas: A beutiful palace. It has 4 parts and separate 3 tickets.old part is worth seeing. U can visit the garden in same ticket. Other new wing u can skip.

icegini: This is a very nice square with some beautiful, big buildings like the concert hall, churches... It is also a nice place to come and sit on a bench. Or with children because there is a lot of place for them to safely run around.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Tilman Benecke: this is where the rascals from the villages come to play the game of cops and robbers with the municipal tasks. it's a big place that's great for hiding because there are no trees at all. Even the pretty fountain offers little privacy. it's fun when you have to count more than ten to get out of sight of the other person

Ollie Groth: €1 entry fee with no queue to enter. The location had changed to Babelplatz (I think that’s the name) due to construction in the original area, but I found it easily enough. The vibe was great, very authentic and German. A bit pricey, but that’s what you expect at the city market. The crepes and bratwurst were such winners, despite the price.

Anna Rohde: It was a normal day, but it has something breathtaking within! I really love looking at this airy place! A lot of space, a lot of beautiful architecture. I can feel the calm there simultaniously feeling the seriousness of the history that happened there.

Girl On A Hunt: Beautiful peaceful place at night. Not much to do as an activity but the square is big and safe. It’s very calm. A very nice place for a date or leisurely walk.

Alessandro Pinto: Definitely one of the best Christmas markets in Berlin. Filled with good places to sit and eat good food and drinks. It's better to go in the afternoon, before getting dark. I've just missed a place to take kids to play, but there's plenty of options to buy gifts for them.

Hồng Trần: I like the square. There was a family that was holding a small party to celebrate the wedding anniversary of the parents (they are almost 60 years old). There are cafes and restaurants around the market square. The atmosphere was really nice.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Chen Sc: Its a pretty Christmas market. You have to pay £1 for entry, there was a queue and it moves pretty fast. Went at night and it was definitely busy and full with people. Mulled wine is a must of course to warm up!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Aleksandra Marszałek: When I put it on the map to see I wasn't sure if it's worth it... Yes it is. The buildings (twins?) are breathtaking... Really great place to have a coffee with a view on the square.

Sandra Josefsson: It feels wrong when the rating says "loved it", because obviously it's not something to love, but the place was so worth the visit. The museum was heartbreaking and difficult to go through, but the staff was lovely and making sure to follow the covid guidelines to keep their guests safe. My one wish is that they should put clear signs that what you can listen to on the phones are stories from survivors. I thought it would be audio of the information of the room since there was a lot of text in that room, but my sister decided to listen and told me what it was, so I could listen too, and those stories were the most heartbreaking and powerful ones there. Please put up some clearer signs so more people get to experience those stories. They're important.

Vonnie Wright: A place you truly don't understand unless you walk the grounds and think. The artist really thought about this concept and it really makes you ponder it's vital significance. No line or tickets needed. Walk between the rows. Very thought provoking and humbling experience.

360 Metaverse Experience: The sun was there, the air was blowing a little, but it was still hot, but I got freezed. The walls were so cold, soulless and numb. How an ideology affected people's lives could only be described as beautifully as this monument! The persecuted people at that time probably also felt like these concretes. The people were cold, the system was ruthless, and society was insensitive. While this critical masterpiece criticizes the system of that time, it sings a rhythmless song for the slain.

Simli Mishra: Must vist and you cannot skip this. In the very heart of the city next to Brandenbirg gate, the memorial is huge symbol of the dark past. Very impactful amd uncomfortable for the right reasons. The memorial is an unique experience. The holocaust exhibition underneath is brutal and will break you down with real and unfortunate strories of Jews who were murdered. It is emotional heavy to visit the museum.

Ko Nyunt: It is the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, also known as the Holocaust Memorial by most Berliners. It is opened in May 2005, the city's most impressive sight is located near the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany. The Holocaust Memorial is silent but it is talking about history and would feel something exciting or you would see something strange when you arrive there.

Ian Benedict Mia: Saw from afar some idiots jumping on top of the blocks. Other than that, I felt emotional walking around here. My tour guide said that the artist kept the design vague because there's just no way to properly represent into art what transpired back then.

Neil Taylor: It’s hard to give a rating for a memorial like this. It has so much meaning to different people who have and will visit it. it’s very difficult to interpret the meaning of a rating and what it could imply to something like this. Personally I found it quite a moving experience walking through the blocks and reading some of the information about various individuals. Walking between the blocks I felt strength, a unity of purpose and a statement that those who have been and will be persecuted have a voice, maybe not their own but none the less persecution can’t be hidden.

Ramy Mousa: The place is really something. Interesting to walk between the blocks there.

Maria Meireles: Very powerful memorial. The information centre is free and audio tour available. A piece of the world history that cannot be forgotten...